New Ulm weekly review., 1887-09-28

16 $3.50 p m.
Nos l and 2 daily. All others daily
except Sunday.
G. w. H. HEIDEMAN, Agent.
Fred Melges, OF Chicago was her
last week.
A car load of cuoice winter. apples
Just received at Frank Behnke's.
Mr.. Peter Brust and wife, of Chica-
90, are visiting with their brothers
Jacob and Chas Brust.
Attorneys Somerville and Thompson
of Sleepy Eye were down on business
before the board of.County Commission
ers Monday.
B. Behnke & Co. will pay five cents
per bushel above market prize for all
wheat brought to them in exchange for
goods.
Work on the drive we'll is still going
on. The directors propose to continue
work until sufficient supply of water
is found.
Mr.. A. H. Shcleuder has received a
new fire and burglar proof safe and
wall show case. Both are ornaments
to his establishment.
A new freight tariff went into effect
on the G. & N. W. R. R. Monday A
general reduction has been made in all
classes of freight.
In our report of the Fair we ommit-
ted to mention the fine display of Dress
Goods, Ribbons, Cloaks and Millinery
Goods of F. Kuetzing, and the large
exhibit of flowers of g. Boock.
The Mankato Linseed Oil Company
pays within 10 cents of the Chicago
Market for flax seed delivered at their
mills. Thursday they paid "a cents per
bushel while in Chicago the price was
$1.O4. -
Mr.. George Hummel, son of VIM.
Hummel, who has been absent from
New Ulm for ~ years, is here on WIS.,
it. George has worked as printer in
Northern Minnesota during most of the
twelve years
VIM. Brust and Geo. Graeff have pur-
chased the Dry Goods and Grocery
store of H. J. Lueders, (R. Kiesling
manageD. The new firm took charge
of the business Monday. Mr.. Rudolph
Kiesling will travel for the Empire Mill
Co.
Another time card went into effect on
the c. IN. w. R. R. Sunday Sept. 25.
The only changes at this station are
that Passenger No. now leaves for the
west at 4:10 a. M. and Passenger No.
goes east at 10 p. m. It is rumored
that still another time card will 90 into
effect next Sunday.
We would call the attention of our
readers living in lie Sueur, Sibley and
Nicollet Counties to the fair to be held
at LIE Sueur October and 7. The LIE
Sueur fair has always been one of the
best held in the State and this years
fair will not fall behind those held in
former years.
Blind Boone, the successor to Blind
Tom, and the twelve year old vocalist
Stella will give a performance at Turner
Hall Wednesday Oct 9TH. The proceeds
of the entertainment go to Rev. Mr..
Mowery and we hope that everybody
will attend. The admission has been
placed at 80 cents. No extra charge
for reserved seats. Tickets mayI. be
procured at Chas. L. Roos' Drug
Store.
An insane man by the name of Baum.
garten filled himself with bug juice
Wednesday night and then began per-
forating the buildings of Courtland with
A calibre cartridges. He was arrested
and brought to St. Peter for trial. The
Judge of Probate of Nicollet County
had him examined as to his sanity and
upon recommendation of the physicians
Baumgarten was committed to the hos
pital for insane.
Clean the cellars thoroughly before
the vegetables and fruit for winter use
are stored in them. No one should
think for moment of having the food
he is to eat during the next six or eight
months stored in an unhealthful place.
All vegetable matter, and accumulated
dirt and dust, should be taken out.
Vegetable mold is as unhealthy as the
miasma of the bottom lands of the South